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: Keiro no Hi: Japan’s Respect for the Aged Day and the Spirit of Family Bonds

Every September, Japan celebrates Keiro no Hi (敬老の日) — Respect for the Aged Day, a heartfelt holiday to honor grandparents and elders who have devoted their lives to family and society. It’s not only about longevity; it’s about gratitude, wisdom, and the ties that hold generations together. 🗓 When Is It? Keiro no Hi is observed on the third Monday of September. The holiday became official in 1966 and moved from September 15 to Monday in 2003 under the “Happy Monday” system to create a long weekend. In 2025, Keiro no Hi falls on September 15. 🌾 Meaning ...

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